Kelp Meal Soil Conditioner Wallace Organic Wonder
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Kelp Meal, from The Cold Waters Of The North Atlantic!
WOW Kelp Meal is a soil conditioner made from the seaplant Ascophyllum nodosum, which is harvested from coastal Maine waters. Live plants are dried at a low temperature to maintain the proper moisture level for vitamin and amino acid stability.
WOW Kelp Meal is one of the best things you can add for an organic fertilizer.
WOW Kelp Meal contains 60 trace minerals and an assortment of amino acids, enzymes, and alginates that feed and stimulate the necessary microorganisms in your soil. A healthy, active microbial population will breakdown organic material and improve the quality and texture of the soil. Kelp meal can be incorporated into and complements any organic fertilization program. Grow Like A Champion With WOW!
Ascophyllum nodosum, which is widely recognized as one of the finest marine plants available for agriculture today
Suitable for all crops and applications, and can be mixed with most soil conditioners and fertilizers
Contains minerals, carbohydrates and amino acids to help retain soil moisture and enhance root growth
Benefits of WOW Kelp Meal Soil Conditioner
- Exceptional natural ingredient for increasing organic matter
- Improves microbial activity in the soil
- For organic gardening
- Reduces nutrient leaching
- Increases water retention
- Promotes manageability and tilth in heavy soils
- Improves soil fertility
- Organic fertilizer
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Application of WOW Kelp Meal for Soil
WOW Kelp Meal can be applied to fields and gardens in early spring and fall. For perennial plants, lawns and turf, kelp meal can be top dressed.
Vegetable and Flower Gardens: 2 pounds per 100 square feet
Trees & Shrubs: 1 pound per inch of tree diameter
Fields: 300 pounds per acre.
Lawns and Turf: 10 pounds per 1000 square feet
Potting Mixes: 2-3% of total volume
Seedbeds: 1 pound per 100 square feet
Compost: 10 pounds per cubic yard
